How to Register for Workforce and Continuing Education

Dallas College offers two ways to register depending on how you plan to pay for your course.

Option 1: Register for Grant- or Contract-Funded Programs

If you are seeking funding through Workforce grants, Adult Education programs, or other college-supported funding sources, please either attend a Preview Day Registration Session, sign-in virtually or Register at a campus in Person:

Attend a Preview Day Registration Session

Learn about available programs, eligibility requirements, and required documentation. During your session, staff will guide you through assessment, documentation review, and enrollment if eligible.

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Virtually Speak To a WCE Staff Member

Connect with the WCE Department virtually if you need help with course options, registration, exploring programs, or learning more about Workforce Continuing Education.

Register In Person at a Campus Near You 

Meet with a Workforce and Continuing Education team member for in-person assistance with registration, documentation and program guidance.

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Option 2: Register as a Self-Pay Student (Out-of-Pocket)

If you plan to pay for your course yourself please follow:

In-Person Registration

You may register in person by visiting a campus for assistance.

Contact Your Success Coach

Email Registration

Contact a CE Success Coach by email if you have questions about courses, registration or areas of interest, or for general continuing education information.

 

Payment Information

There are no payment plans for continuing education classes. If a class is full or canceled by Dallas College, your payment will be returned.

Register Early and Get the Classes You Want

Please register at least three days before your class begins. All courses have limited enrollments and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. By enrolling early, you guarantee your place in the class. You must register before attending class.

Remember, either a Social Security number (optional) or student ID number is required to register.

Adding Classes, Dropping Classes and Getting Refunds

Before the first day of class, you may visit your campus in person or email the office to drop a class or change from one class to another.

If a refund results from the change, we will refund the difference to you. If additional tuition is required, you must pay the difference when you request the add/drop. All transfers are subject to the standard refund policy.

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Our Workforce and Continuing Education team is here to assist you.

Updated March 12, 2026